Blog Carnival

A blog carnival is basically an opportunity to view other people's writings within the subject matter of a particular site.  For example EzraGardener.net provides spiritual and life advice.  So of course our carnival would contain other links to sites that contain similar information on personal development. Welcome to the July 21, 2008 edition of Continue reading....

Welcome to the final edition of Slackerwealth's Ethical Investing Carnival.There were 24 submissions this time around. Here is the one that made the cut.Dorian Wales presents Free Market Proponents Call for Regulation on Speculative Oil Futures Trading: Define Irony posted at The Personal Financier, saying, "Analysts say speculative oil trading is to blame for gas prices at $4 a gallon. Congress c

Welcome to the July 14, 2008 edition of ezra gardener's advice and personal deve. Laura Williams presents Around the Homestead Today... posted at Laura Williams' Musings. Amy S Continue reading....

Welcome to the July edition of The Blog Carnival of Christian Family Information. We have been having some trouble with our blog at Blogger. What the deal is I'm not sure however, the IT guys think it has something to do with the way we have attempted to networked our response system. So if you have trouble don't panic or get too frustrated, drop us a note and we will send you your own copy of thi

This month, write a post to share about someone in your child or children’s experience who took time to make a difference for your family — you know, that kind nurse who you still remember with grateful tears, the doctor who treated your child like a person and not a medical record number, that special [...]

Before we look at the Carnivals, I want to bring your attention to a new web site called PF Buzz. If you’re into Personal Finance and Money, this sight has a lot to offer you! A number of PF... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Here’s the Carnivals I’m hoping to be in this week. I’ll be adding my favorites from each one as the week progresses. Hope you’ll check back. There’s always something fun to see! Carnival of Personal... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Welcome to the June 2008 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival.The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members, as well as some general parenting posts of interest.Whet

digg_url = '-assistant-home-business-blog-carnival-issue-3/'; digg_bgcolor = '#ebf0cf'; digg_skin = 'compact'; digg_window = 'new'; Welcome to the May 25, 2008 edition of the Virtual Assistant/Home Business Blog Carnival. Monique Terrell presents 15 Tips to making the Transition from Employee to Business Owner posted at Virtually Speaking. Craig Andrews presents Proper Direct Email

This month, write a post to share something that you wish other people understood about your life with a child or children facing medical challenges. (For carnival rules and information click here.) Like those dark circles? Five years later and I’ve still got ‘em! You know, it’s a funny thing… I selected this [...]

Welcome to the 2nd issue of the Virtual Assistant/Home Business Blog Carnival. Last week was a rousing success and this week is even better. There are 16 great posts below which I’m sure you’ll enjoy. Please feel free to spread the word! Terry Dean of Integrity Business Blog provides of list of 21 [...]

Sorry this is a couple days late, but here’s the May topic for the Finding Courage Through Sharing Blog Carnival… This month, write a post to share something that you wish other people understood about your life with a child or children facing medical challenges. See you back here next Thursday! If you would like more [...]

Welcome to the May 2008 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival.The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members.Whether you're a dad, mom, grandparent or soon-to-be-parent, this carnival has a variety of interesting and evocative topics for your reading pleasure. BusyDad presents The Busy Dad Blog - Respeqt my Intelleqt, Qid! posted at The Busy Dad Blog, saying, "One of my first posts, but still to this day one of my favorites. Mainly because I got redemption, which rarely happens in my household." Tyler Wainright presents How Positive Thinking Makes You A B

Our article, “Social Security?,” has been listed in the American Economics Blog Carnival, April 1, 2008 at Stuck in Traffic. As before, this Carnival has many good posts that more-or-less relate to the state of the national economy. Akemi writes an interesting comparison of Japan and America in Why I Think America Is Still The Country [...]

Welcome to the April 2008 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival.The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members.Whether you're a dad, mom, grandparent or soon-to-be-parent, this carnival has a variety of interesting and evocative topics for your reading pleasure. Enjoy discovering some great new blogs about dads!NOTE: C'mon Dads - submissions drastically declined this month, and I got tons of SPAM submissions. If you have a great article that you want to share with some new readers, especially one that provides useful tips and information there is an opportuni

Today we published our first edition of the carnival titled "Carnival of Foreign ADR Stocks and ETFs".This carnival has a collection of 12 articles. Check it out here: Carnival of Foreign ADR... Foreign stocks - ADR listings, ETFs,Mutual funds, Emerging markets and hi-yield stocks etc. Want more?. Visit my site.

I participated in a couple of blog carnivals. 1.My post on "British Bank ADRs !!!" was posted at The Skilled Investor's carnival... Foreign stocks - ADR listings, ETFs,Mutual funds, Emerging markets and hi-yield stocks etc. Want more?. Visit my site.

Our article titled, “Is Single Party Government Bad for the Market?,” has been posted on the American Economics Blog Carnival, Mar 15, 2008 at Struck In Traffic.  The carnival is bi-monthly and “includes articles and editorials that reflect various economic topics, realities and perceptions” as they relate to the American economy. Please check it out. Related posts on [...]

OK. I’m doing it: filling the art gap… So, here it is: the ART BLOG CARNIVAL #1. Theme Fine Content Articles that collectors need Schedule March 31 (first edition) Interval Every 6-8 weeks Questions? Drop me an email, or a comment below. Best: submit really good articles on fine art and chances are: I’ll publish it. Just before you go, enjoy this fine art drawing from [...]

Welcome to the March 3, 2008 edition of the Ethical Investing Blog Carnival.Bloggers were invited to submit articles on ethical investing, which includes such topics as environmentally friendly, people friendly, animal friendly investments; what makes an investment "ethical," can it be profitable?, what commonly called "ethical" investments are anything but that?, is investing in the so called "vice" industry necessary unethical?, and the like.There were 24 submissions for this edition. Here are the best four:Hung Nguyen presents Adding Values to Your Investment: FTSE 4Good Index posted at Meaningful Issues in Today's World, saying, "Would you like to add not only value, but values to your investment? This blog looks at Vanguard's socially responsible investing option. The Vanguard FTSE So

Welcome to the March 2008 edition of Discovering Dad Blog Carnival.The Discovering Dad Blog Carnival is a monthly carnival that includes fun and informative posts about unique experiences, perspectives and challenges of being a dad. It also includes posts that talk about the impact of dads on the lives of children, spouses and family members.Whether you're a dad, mom, grandparent or soon-to-be-parent, this carnival has a variety of interesting and evocative topics for your reading pleasure. Enjoy discovering some great new blogs about dads!Alex Landis presents Fight Club & Fatherless Men posted at AlexLandis.com, saying, "A blog about the men in Fight Club who grew up without fathers." Sol Smith presents In Defense of Fatherhood and The Breastfeeding Father posted at How to be a Badas

Welcome to the February 25, 2008 edition of Simply Investing Blog Carnival. There were many great submissions, and I had trouble picking the best three. So, I decided to have 11.Editor's Top 11: Raymond presents Qualifying For An Economic Stimulus Tax Rebate Check posted at Money Blue Book.Brent Mashburn presents How to Estimate Earnings Growth with Excel posted at luminouslogic.com.The Investor presents The secret to investing when stock markets are falling posted at Monevator.com, saying, "Controversial I know given the host blog this time, but the article respectfully makes a case for NOT focussing on your net worth if you want to be a successful investor even when markets are falling. Then the big numbers – the million - take care of themselves."Ana presents Automatic Investment

I'm a big fan of Bertalan Meskó and his blog called Science Roll. If you haven't checked out his blog, I highly recommend it. He has an interest in genetics and in technology. And, I'm looking forward to having him on The Doctor Anonymous Show sometime soon in the future.Many people are familiar with the blog carnival called "Grand Rounds." But, Science Roll anchors a blog carnival called "Medicine 2.0" where there are links and stories about web 2.0's impact on medicine and healthcare. I was pleasantly surprised to be included in the most recent edition of Med 2.0.You should check out and follow the live shows of Doctor Anonymous.There is even a BlogTalkRadio badge over on the Med 2.0 post. Thanks so much to Berci for mentioning the show and for including a BTR badge. I really appreciate

Welcome to the February 11, 2008 edition of Simply Investing Blog Carnival. There were many more great submissions this time around, and it was hard to choose the best ones.Editor's Top Three:Sagar presents 10 Reasons to Be Critical of the Federal Reserve posted at Currency Trading.net.Dorian Wales presents The Personal Financier: Be the Turtle - Why Timing the Market is Impossible posted at Personal Financier.Deb presents What Does The Yahoo/Microsoft Debate Mean For The Rest Of Us? posted at Marketvise, breaking down the pros and cons of Microsoft's recent bid for Yahoo.Runners Up: Leon Gettler presents The market talks to the Fed posted at Sox First, saying, "The market has told Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve that they are clueless. The Fed's one-two punch, cutting rates by half a

This is the first of what (I hope) will be many blog carnivals on the subject of ethical investing. To me it seems there is a paucity of blog writing on this important issue. The blog carnival's purpose is to encourage more bloggers to write on the subject, and to assemble these posts in one convenient place for readers.Below are three excellent submissions that were accepted, out of a much greater number (many submissions were off topic).Hung Nguyen presents Socially Responsible Investment: Can it beat traditional mutual funds? posted at Meaningful Issues in Today's World, looks "at socially responsible investing (SRI). The idea is that by investing in socially responsible companies that you can improve your return. I quickly review the book The SRI Advantage and then look into the proble

Welcome to the Blog Carnival of Gambling, Vol.5! 23 new articles are included in this month's edition and I'd like to welcome the new authors! This edition speaks about financial tips, poker bankroll and slowplaying tactic, investments, sports betting, addictions and a couple of predictions, picks and tips. There is also the well known travel writing contest which was previously included in another edition of the carnival. Take a look inside!

Hi :-)They 'say' that blog postings should focus on one topic! hmmm - me?! For those of you have been here before, you know that I tend to talk about many things, and in long posts much of the time! So, once again, this is a multi-faceted posting in the self help area!After having written an article last night for you, I decided not to publish it. Why? (see below).Instead, I have written about why I didn't post it!! huh? :-)I have a great goodie for youAnd I have a 'dream'! A proposed Blog Carnival, to which I invite you allSo - onwards we go...The 'Goody' - Law of Attraction Podcasts!I have embedded a fantastic resource for you as part of the 'Goodies Basket' policy (for new visitors, I chase up lots of free online and downloadable resources to help you in your life journey - they are all

Welcome to the January 28, 2008 edition of the Simply Investing Blog Carnival. Of 23 submissions, here are 13 that have been accepted. Enjoy.Tyler McKinna presents It’s Time To Buy POT! posted at Dividend Money, saying, "Potash Corp. (POT) is a well run and highly profitable fertilizer company that has seen its share price beaten down unjustly given recent market conditions. Investors looking to profit from the huge worldwide demand for fertilizer now have an opportunity to do so at a very attractive price." The Investor presents Being fearfully greedy: Why I buy in bear markets posted at Monevator.com, saying, "Rather than whimpering in a bear market, if you're well-positioned you should be whooping with joy that you’ve got an unlooked for chance to buy the same shares you were buying

HTTP://OLIN.TK Welcome to the January 12, 2008 edition of 'Christian Family Information Exchange'. This is the frist Carnival of the new year! We have scheduled to release a new Carnival each month. However, if the need changes we will change with it and go with a weekly Carnival. Be sure to post your articles for the next Carnival. In order to get our Carnival off the ground and to reach as many readers as possible we are being very relaxed with the type of articles submitted. As things progress, we will be forced to only allow articles about 'Christian Family Information' as the name implies. This issue of the Carvial has a blatant advertisement for Dish television. We were going to deny it and then at the last minute we all agreed to allow it this one time only, because they did take th

This is the first Blog Carnival of PiggyBankPie.com. Carnival Edition of December 23, 2007 Patrick presents The Guest Blogger’s Guide To The Blogosphere posted at John Chow dot Com. “I’d say it’s an all you need to know article for new bloggers wishing to start a Guest Blogging career.” - Patrick Patrick presents How To Find Tons Of New Quality Visitors To Your Blog posted at PiggyBankPie.com. “Starting to guest post is tough, and this article is the kick in the butt you need to get started.” - Patrick Sharon Hurley Hall presents How To Promote Yourself Through Guest Blogging posted at Get Paid to Write Online. “There is a way to increase the promotional juice that you get from blogging, and that’s by sharing some of your writing savvy on other blogs by guest blogging.” - Sharon Mark from MyTropicalEscape.com presents How to Handle Rejection With Grace and Dignity posted at mytropicalescape.com. “Most of us have to handle

PiggyBankPie is hosting its very first Blog Carnival on the Guest Blogging topic. If you wish to publish an article on this subject and want to get featured in this carnival, read the information below: What is a Blog Carnival? It is a collection of links pointing to articles on a specific topic. Bloggers interested in joining a carnival must publish an article on the carnival’s subject, and once their post is online they simply need to submit their link to the host via BlogCarinal.com How Do I Join? New Articles: Publish an article on your blog related to The Art of Guest Blogging. Then go to the following link and click the orange button where it says Submit your Blog Article to this Carnival. Under Remarks please include a 2-3 liner summarizing the content of your post. Published Articles: If you have written about Guest Blogging and wish to submit your work to this carnival, go to the same link and proceed the same way. Submission deadline All articles must be submitted befor

  Image hosting by Photobucket.com A Blog Carnival collects links to blogs on a specific topic or theme.  Editions are published on a regular basis and consists of links to contributors included with the Editor’s remarks.  The purpose of the “Mommy Inspired Blog Carnival” is to publish a monthly carnival to highlight/feature the mom bloggers daring to share their home and life with the rest of the world.  Are you a mom blogger inspired by your environment?  Are you inspired by your children/family/friends?  Or are you crafty?  Does your job inspire you?  How about your christian faith?  If so, then why don’t you submit an article and be included in the next edition of the Mommy Inspired Blog Carnival Magazine? ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS  * blog must be written by a mother sharing stories of her family and her life  * blog must be at least 30 days old (I must be able to see a date and time of posting)  * blog must have at least a weekly post and mus

Being part of the Military Family makes me thankful for...time my spouse has been at home is more than the time in my children's years that he has been away ...having a honeymoon experience everytime my husband returns from deployment...the time spent with extended family is even more special because it is sometimes few and far between...a roof over our head ...free medical care...work center Thanksgiving dinners...opportunities to travel...opportunities to witness the hand of God working in other countries and places...and last but not least, the growth in my own life in Christ because of the military family life experiences we've had... many have been hard but they all served their purpose to draw me closer to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!!These are just a few of the things that I'm thankful for within the military family community. Please visit An Army Wife's Life to view more participants.Tags: Military Family Blog Carnival

Here is another great round up of blog carnivals you should check out this week. Carnival of Family Life Carnival of Homeschooling Late is better than never, the Carnival of SAHMs Charlotte Mason Blog Carnival Make It From Scratch Etsy Bloggers Festival of Frugality All Women Blogging Carnival The Fabulous! Festival Carnival of Bookworms If you know of another great carnival to add to the weekly round up please let me know. I hope you enjoy the great selection of bloggers that participate in these fun carnivals. And don’t forget to leave comments!

Here we have 40(!) great  articles on everything Finance. Welcome to the Blog Carnival of Twentysomething Finances! Thanks to everybody who participated! Steve Faber presents - How to Avoid Foreclosure posted at DebtBlog. ChristianPF presents How to budget with ING direct posted at Money in the Bible | Christian Personal Finance Blog, saying, “ING Direct is my secret budgeting tool. Here are a few steps to start budgeting using ING Direct.” Silicon Valley Blogger presents Stop Overspending Now! 14 Ways To Conquer Binge Buying posted at The Digerati Life. Sara Goldstein presents How to choose better-quality clothes posted at The Bargain Queen on Fashion and Beauty, saying, “On limited collage finances, it’s essential to stretch your clothing budget as far as possible — and that means buying things that won’t fall apart after the first wear. Here’s how to pick better-quality clothes.” Michael Cohen presents Why You Shouldn?t Buy Classmates

I thought it would be great to post a list sharing of the best blog carnivals out there each week. Here are the ones I’m enjoying right now. If you know of a great one to add just let me know! Carnival of Family Life Carnival of Natural Family Living Carnival of Homeschooling Carnival of Education Make It From Scratch Festival of Frugality Work at home Moms and Dads Carnival Learning in the Great Outdoors And of course the Carnival of SAHMs I hope you’ll go check out all these great carnivals and the blogs who shared posts in them. And don’t forget to elave comments, we all love comments.

Birth Stories from Mina:Birth #1After walking around at 4cm dilated for 3 weeks and being told Icould have the baby "at any time", I finally went into labor 7 daysafter my due date at 2am. I had contractions 10 minutes apart formost of the morning, but they never increased much. At 10am I wasscheduled for a non-stress test because the baby was overdue (I'dalready had one a few days before), so we headed on into the hospitalfiguring they'd end up keeping me, which they did. They were verybusy that day, so my husband and I ended up walking around trying tospeed up my contractions while they got a room ready.After an hour or so we were taken into my room. I really wanted togo natural, and my nurses were supportive of this. We brought in mybirth ball so I could sit on that while I progressed. I labored fora while and was checked periodically, but I seemed to be stuck at 5cmdilated. I was having good hard contractions, and my OB convinced methat if they broke my water that I'd dil

Here is a priceless birth story, redneck style. After much internal debate, Prin, I decided to link to your site in my health care blogroll. Thanks for the story.I've always prided my self on being one classy bitch. After all I got all my partying out of the way before I decided to have a baby didn't I? My birthing story is one straight from the red-neck hills of heaven. I was 34 when I had my child, soon to be 35 and never, not once in any of the birthing stories that I ever heard did anyone tell me that it feels like you have to take a big whomping shit right before you go into labor! Earlier that day while keeping a friend's 5 year old, we had made a big 'ole bran, raisin, walnut cake thingy and ate plenty of it. I tell you this so you will understand my confusion at 11:55 that night when I had the first pain. I laid there trying to go back to sleep, thinking it was the bran but watching the clock just to be sure. The next pain came at 12:00 but still I thought I had to shit s

I've received several beautiful birth stories. Thank you all for sharing. If you send me a birth story in good faith, I promise that I will eventually post it here. I've decided to simply post them one at a time and in the order in which I received them. I've also decided to do very minimal editing - for a couple of reasons. First, I'm lazy. Second, I don't want to be yet one more modifying (controlling) influence on the birth experiences of these women. Also -- I'm not an editor and I don't want to risk changing the tone or voice of these stories. This first installment, which is actually two birth stories in one, comes from Jessie at I Am David's Doll. My first son was born in August of 03, after exactly three months of pregnancy. I am one of those people who don't have what you would call "pregnancy symptoms," such as missed period (I bled the whole time) or nausea. Nope, I just kept on wearing totally inappropriate clothes and going on roller coasters. I am al

This is the inaugural issue of a bi-weekly carnival. The initial submission guidelines were broad, allowing posts dealing within the range of topics presented here at Despair and Coffee. In later issues I hope to revise the criteria for greater clarification and thematic unity. If you have any ideas or would be interested in hosting a future issue of this carnival at your own blog, please email me. In the meantime, consider this selection of the best and most relevant from the many posts submitted.Rory Sullivan presents Everyone believes in God - Some children are just angry at their parents posted at hamelife, saying, “The atheist knows there is a God - it’s just that he is furious with Him.”William Dvorak presents Selfishness, defined posted at The First Creation, from an Objectivi

A "blog carnival" is a collaboration of posts by different bloggers on a particular subject or theme. It's like a magazine in structure: usually presented as a post on the carnival host's blog with links to each submission and often editorial comments.Blog carnivals are usually posted regularly: weekly, monthly or even daily! They are a great way to find useful information on a particular subject of interest, and can also be a good way to encourage others to read your blog, by either submitting an article for inclusion, or hosting a carnival of your own.So how do I join in?You can either find a blog carnival you'd like to contribute to, or start your own. BlogCarnival.com is probably the best place to start: hundreds of carnivals are listed here, along with links to the hosts to whom you should submit your articles. Carnivals are arranged by subject, and you can even search for your particular area of interest. If you've discovered a blog carnival on someones blog, chances are you

It’s carnival time! I’ve decided to Create a blog carnival on BlogCarnival.com, I would like to invite YOU to write on ANY technology subject you might want, just go crazy with your talent, from Programming languages, to Web 2.0 concept and SEO related to Linux, windows Or macOS. Not only you’ll get to talk about your favorite subject, you’ll also earn some Links and traffic to your blog, so what are you waiting for? Send in your best articles. As I already said, articles can be on ANY subject as long as its Technology related, posts should be Unique and contain more than 200 words, feel free to include videos, images, and any other visual aid you might want to use. Help a geek make some fun - Sponsor a beer

It’s carnival time! I’ve decided to Create a blog carnival on BlogCarnival.com, I would like to invite YOU to write on ANY technology subject you might want, just go crazy with your talent, from Programming languages, to Web 2.0 concept and SEO related to Linux, windows Or macOS. Not only you’ll get to talk about your favorite subject, you’ll also earn some Links and traffic to your blog, so what are you waiting for? Send in your best articles. As I already said, articles can be on ANY subject as long as its Technology related, posts should be Unique and contain more than 200 words, feel free to include videos, images, and any other visual aid you might want to use. Help a geek make some fun - Sponsor a beerShare This

A reminder that it is high time to submit to the blog carnival, you do so by mailing a link to: submit@fourstonehearth.net. inventerare@hotmail.com I need your links at the latest this afternoon. Magnus Reuterdahl

On June 30, I will be posting a compilation of links to other blog posts which consider issues similar to those that I address. The intention is to bring together honest and reflective posts on the realities of life and the personal and philosophical journey one must take. The range of possible topics for submission is broad, in a sense, but must display thoughtful consideration of the basic and common questions pertaining to love, human existence, and God.Submissions do not need to be philosophical or theological in nature, personal reflections are equally eligible. However, submission does not guarantee inclusion in the carnival. That determination will be based upon how closely the submission corresponds to the (broad) guidelines. You may submit your postings here, if there are any ques

We’re proud to announce the introduction of the all-new “Personal Finance and Investment Round-Up” on MarketMatador.com. Over the next week, we will find five of the best articles on the net over personal finance and investment advice and publish the details here. To be considered for the Round-Up, submit your article at Blog Carnival. Submissions are due in by Sunday, June 3rd, 2007 and the article will be published here on Monday, June 4th, 2007. For more information or to submit your article directly, e-mail us @: TheMatador@MarketMatador.com.

The months through May and June make up the highest amount of Graduation Celebrations. That's why I'm hosting a Graduation Blog Carnival! So send in your blog posts with photos and all to daverichards06@gmail.com and I'll be doing weekly posts. If there are more people submitting I might be doing a Daily Carnival until the end of June. There are no real guidelines for the blog carnival except for no racist or derogatory posts -- keep your language clean -- aim for the rated G audience. It has to be about Graduation -- any aspect of it. Lets have a happy carnival! Your Friendship Is A Joy ! Wish your friends who have graduated with this warm and touching ecard[ Flash ] 2 Ape-solute Geniuses ! Make your friends/ fellow grads go LOL with this fun-to-the-max ecard.[ Interactive ] U R Cool And Smart ! Bring on the smiles of your friends who have graduated with this fun filled ecard.[ Flash ] Hats Off To You My Friend ! Send this ecard to

Der Krusenstern-Blog macht furrore mit einer medialen Vernetzung der Bloggergemeinde. Die Idee ist nicht neu, wie Jürg Vollmer in seinem Startbeitrag selber verrät. Aber sie ist gut. Denn BloggerInnen sind oft heimliche Komunikatoren, die vor ihren Flimmerkisten sitzen und die Interaktion mit anderen BloggerInnen aufs Aufnehmen oder Entfernen des Mitstreiters aus der Blogroll reduzieren. Die konkrete Idee im Fall “Blog Carnival Russian Media” bezieht sich darauf, dass verschiedenste BloggerInnen aus Westeuropa  dazu aufgerufen wurden, sich an dieser Aktion zu beteiligen. Im Juni werden dijenigen, welche sich angeneldet haben einen eigenen Artikel zum Thema Russiche Medien verfassen. Dadurch ergibt sich eine grosse Vielfalt an Sichtweisen und Haltungen gegenüber eben diesem Thema und zusätzlich sind die SchreiberInnen in engerem Kontakt. Somit habe auch ich mich entschlossen, dieses Unterfangen mit meinen Ideen und Sichtweisen zu unterstützen. Kli

I've been waiting for this one since hearing about it earlier this month. With the rapid growth the atheist blogosphere is experiencing, it will be nice to have another blog carnival to complement Carnival of the Godless. This one focuses on posts that offer "a positive alternative to belief systems based on the supernatural." I think the Humanist Symposium is really going to take off. But don't take my word for it. The first edition is now up at Daylight Atheism.Check out the Humanist Symposium.Tags: atheism, secular humanism, blogging, blog carnival, Humanist Symposium

The Fourth Stone Hearth is a blog carnival that specializes in anthropology. The blog carnival is based on four lines of research; archaeology, socio-cultural anthropology, bio-physical anthropology, linguistic anthropology. Each of these four subfields is a stone in the hearth. Four Stone Hearth is published bi-weekly, Wednesdays in odd-number weeks. If you would like to submit content to the next issue of the carnival, please send an email to: submit@fourstonehearth.net. Information can also be found at Aardvarchaeology Coming up: Anthropology 2.0 May 9th Greg Landen May 23rd Testimony of the spade June 6th For earlier carnival entries see: The Fourth Stone Hearth Magnus Reuterdahl

If you are new to my blog, you may have missed some of my posts submitted to Blog Carnival. All my posts submitted to Blog Carnival are related to Debt Management. I am glad to share my Debt Life with you here. My post on 5 Simple Debt Reduction Method was accepted by Carnival of Debt Reduction # 82.- hosted by NCN (No Needed Network). Another post submitted to Blog Carnival was successfully

This is the my Blog Carnival for this week. I only received 2 submissions this week so this is a small carnival or maybe more like a county fair! Oh well, I hope I get more this week. Alex Mincinopschi presents Affiliate marketing for bloggers posted at Money Online. Praveen presents Internet Marketing Lesson - I'll Pay You $2 posted at My Simple Trading System. If you have written any articles that have to do with frugal ways to start a home business than submit them HERE AT MY BLOG CARNIVAL~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Bookmark thisBlinkBitsBlinkListBlogmarksBuddymarksCiteUlikeConnoteadel.icio.usDigg itDiigoDZoneEarthlinkFeedMarkerFlog this!feedmelinksFurlGoogleGive a LinkGraveeigooiLilistoLinkagogoLinkrollLooklaterma.gnoliaMaple.nuMr. WongMy-TutsNetscapeSpurlNewsvineOnlywireRawSugarredditScuttleSegnaloShadowsSimpySquidooStumbleUponTagglytagtoogaTalkDiggerWinkYahoo MyWebSocial Bookmarking Enter your search termsSubmit search formDownload Our Free Toolbar

The Crazy King of Clowns, henceforth referred to as His Craziness would like to invite all crazy people to the Crazy Palace for the Carnival of Craziness.This is a carnival for anyone and everyone. If you have a post on anything crazy, bizarre, unique, weird, amazing, hilarious, or maybe something you just want others to know, then you're welcome to participate in this carnival.The best post in each category (to be decided by His Craziness later), shall be awarded a Badge of Honour, which they can (proudly, His Craziness hopes) display on their own blog.And the limit of submissions is: 1 post per blog - so if you have two blogs, you can submit two posts provided they are from different blogs :)If u have any confusion, please leave a comment

This is the third edition of my Blog Carnival and it is a great one. We have 4 submissions this time. Each week we get one more than the last. Vahid Chaychi presents The First Step to Start an Online Work at Home Business posted at Internet and Search Engine Marketing. There are many who love to start an online business that can be done from home. There problem is they don't know "how" and "from where". The most important thing in starting a new business is making a serious decision. Without a serious decision, no business will be started. Vishal Srivastava presents Small Business and Globalization posted at New venture outsourcing blog. Matthew Paulson presents Quixtar as a Warehouse Club posted at Getting Green. Praveen presents My Simple Trading System: How Much Money From PayPerPost posted at My Simple Trading System. If you have any blog articles you want to submit go to Blog Carnival for all of the details and submission form. src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/

Wow! I got some really great articles added to my Blog Carnival this week. Thy are all frugal ideas and tips to work at home.Nat JM presents Selling personalized coasters on eBay - an idea for a work-from-home business posted at Food for your mind. A sound idea for making a part-time income from home. Little investment necessary. This is NOT a get-rich-quick scheme but a genuine business idea. Alan presents Starting your own business posted at Made to Be Great. Barbra Sundquist presents Lawyer, Accountant, Candlestick Maker: Does Your Small Business Really Need Them? posted at HomeBusinessWiz. If you have any articles you have written on your own blog about starting a home based business with no or very little money than post it at my Blog Carnival. Deadline is Saturday of each week!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SEARCH FOR MORE BLOG CARNIVALS AT GOOGLE BELOW>>>>>>>>>> src="http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js">Enter you

Hey everyone here at the Soul of Rock ‘n’ Roll. I thought I would take today to make a little announcement that some of you other music fanatics might be interested in. The Soul of Rock ‘n’ Roll is going to be hosting a monthly blog carnival thought our friends at Blog Carnival. The carnival will run the first of every month if we have any contributions from the previous month and will focus on music and rock and roll related articles. It’s a pretty open topic so this is a good time to start writing about your favorite band, genre or even rock ‘n’ roll’s impact on society. I might also include guitar related articles as I love guitars, but I’m not looking for lessons or gear reviews. I personally review everything submitted so I can’t guarantee that everything will make it in, but if I can tell your passionate about your music, you make some good points and you don’t blatantly attack anyone else, you’ll probab

This is the first edition of my Blog Carnival . There was only 1 article submitted ,but it is a great one and is full of information on free publicity techniques for the work at home mom. Shannon Cherry presents * Marketing 101: Piggybacking! posted at Mommy, Inc.. Hope you enjoy it and I hope I have more to submit next Sunday! You can add your article of Frugal WAHM Business ideas that include little or no-cost business ideas here >Frugal WAHM Business Ideas Blog Carnival Enter your search termsSubmit search form

I surfed around the web and spotted a blogger saying he get 50,000 visitors per month doing blog carnival article submission. Just before I let you know who he is, I'd like to discuss a bit why blog carnivals will help us get tremendous blog traffic. What is a blog carnival? How does blog carnival work? How will it give us this huge blog traffic? A Blog Carnival is a particular kind of blog

I looked at the website of Blog Carnival, where there's plenty of carnivals of all sorts for many different subject being hosted, and seeing that there didn't seem to be any for comics, I thought of opening one up specially for comics, which can be partied whenever possible.(It reminds me that it's also possible for me, with these options, to submit some of my own writings to various other blog carnivals as well, besides occasionally submitting to trackback parties, to help inform the public as best as possible about what goes on in the world of comics, and so, I'll be trying with some of the other ones too whenever I can.)So, we'll see how well this goes. With any luck, it'll be great. I installed the link to the carnival I opened on the top of my side menu as well.

The Bestest Blog Carnival is posted at Kelly's, A Girl Worth Saving. The theme this time was "finance". So head on over and read all about money. I wonder if any of those links can tell me how to get some? I better go read them and find out.

I just started a Blog Carnival and if you have written articles on your blog about frugal tips for WAHM (work at home moms) on starting a home business with little or no cost to them , than I would love for you to submit your articles here >Deadlines are every saturday night until midnight eastern time and the Blog Carnival will be posted on here the Sunday after the deadline. Search for more Blog Carnivals below>>>>Enter your search termsSubmit search form

Well, I've been mulling over an idea given to me by another chess blogger. Namely, running an improved version of the 'Chess Blog Carnival'. A few months ago I hadn't even heard of a Blog Carnival but this subject came up at a time I had been looking into it and I see it as a sign. I'm going to be looking further into this topic but past chess blog carnivals have failed for one big reason ... part